With a week of school under our belts and things like baseball, tennis and Tech football gearing up, I suppose it’s time to bid farewell to summer. I think the whole family would agree that it was pretty much ten weeks of non stop fun. We finished up our summer bucket list just in the… Read More
Not only was Monday the first day back to school, but it was also the first day back to tennis for the PCP and the first day of tennis ever for the baby. Now, the PCP has been playing for two years and he really shows an aptitude for the sport. I’ll be the first… Read More
Just as we were wrapping up our day, the PCP out and says “Humph, I just swallowed a Mighty Bean.” SAY WHAT?????????????? So, in what was one of my most terrifying mommy-ing moments to date, we made sure he could breathe and swallow. I moved my hand all the way down his airway a centimeter… Read More
The PCP is nothing if not confident in himself, his abilities, his knowledge, his muscles, his mastery of any and all feats…you get my drift. I’ve said before that his self confidence is one of his most admirable characteristics, and one that fuels dogged determination to accomplish anything, do anything, learn anything…etc. Another admirable, albeit… Read More
This week we… Saw Gremlins in a flashback to my childhood. Holla ‘80s peeps! Met up with bestie S and her lil cutie at Chuck E. Cheese. I am SO thankful to have this girl on my side of town! (Check out the baby’s drawers!?!?!) Popped in the stunning new Lilly store at… Read More
A good while back I shared some of our favorite lunch box meals and had all intentions of following up with a smattering of our go-to breakfasts. Well, nine months later it’s finally come to fruition. Organic vanilla waffles with homemade whipped cream and fresh sliced strawberries Whole wheat english muffin with very, very light… Read More
The PCP spent last week reveling nature, discovery, camaraderie and play at the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Camp Kingfisher. This year, we signed up for the Rolling on the River experience where campers explore the Chattahoochee River and its inhabitants, wade through wetlands and discover their significance, and learn about the importance of water conservation. Camp… Read More